[D-ID in The Times of Israel] Israeli startups prepare to play major role in building metaverse
‘Creative reality’ startup D-ID, and VR/AR company Glimpse Group partner to bring ‘life’ into a futuristic virtual world Read...
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[ICON in Axios] 3D-printed home community comes to Austin
A 100-home community of 3D-printed houses is coming to Austin, and it’s expected to be the largest of its kind. Groundbreaking is set for next year using Austin-based ICON robots, software and advanced materials for the construction. Read...
Read More[Bizzabo in Globes] Bizzabo buys Israeli virtual events platform Teevids
Israeli events platform Bizzabo has announced that it has acquired Israeli interactive virtual events platform Teevid. No financial details were disclosed. Tel Aviv-based TeeVid has developed a solution to produce and broadcast virtual, in-person and hybrid events. Read...
Read More[Treedom in Reuters] Former F1 driver Rosberg, Agnelli’s Exor invest in adopt-a-tree site Treedom
FLORENCE, Sept 21 (Reuters) – Former Formula One world champion Nico Rosberg and Agnelli family holding company Exor (EXOR.MI) are among the new investors in Italy’s Treedom, an e-commerce platform on which customers pay for having trees planted around the world. Read more...
Read More[Harpoon Ventures in Fast Company] This VC wants to help startups win $682 billion a year in goverment contracts Harpoon Ventures, run by two
For years, Silicon Valley companies have been laser focused on selling software to millions of consumers or making large sales to enterprises. When they say “enterprise,” they usually mean the 1,000 largest corporations in the world. But perhaps the biggest enterprise buyer of all is one that’s often overlooked: the U.S. government. Read...
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